Living Arts

Living Arts brings an unparalleled residential experience to the University of Michigan’s North Campus — and to higher education. Housed in Bursley Hall, it is the first collegiate residential community in the U.S. to unite students in the arts, engineering, and other fields with programming focused on the development of students’ creative capacity.

“Living Arts brings a new dynamic to living and learning at Michigan, and sets a standard for the entire country,” says Dave Munson, Dean of U‑M’s College of Engineering. ​“Catalyzing the creative, intuitive, analytical, and intellectual, the program will provide a unique experience in transformative, trans-disciplinary collaborations among students and faculty.”

Learn more about Living Arts at livin​garts​.umich​.edu.

Read the Michigan Daily article, the Record article, or the Montage article.